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Amy Andrews travels the world
Policy experts agree that the Bush Administration couldn't find a better US representative to demonstrate all the things that are good in this world.
Amy plans assault on Everest
Surveying the Khumbu Icefall, Ms. Andrews reflects on where life has taken her.
News brief: Boxes for Amy arrive in Katmandu
TSG ponders the post-Amy era
Senior IT executives see change on the horizon; "It'll be different", admits Curt Edge.
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Programmer uses voodoo to defeat Zotob
When security patches fail, Ms. Andrews resorts to extreme measures. Caveat haxx0rs.

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The worst storm in Boston last winter didn't phase Amy Andrews, who singlehandedly cleared 14 tons of snow from the Christian Science Plaza.
As fall approaches, the Monitor will miss her
Amy sails off for warmer climates, new challenges and interesting food choices
AMY IN TRANSITION
Expectations for a great trip
Andrews downplays lack of space, but quarters will be cramped.
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Can Amy fit all her O'Reilly books on her bookshelf on board ship?
Readers Vote: Do you think all those software manuals are really necessary?
News brief: Semester at Sea, O'Reilly Associates merge

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AA's The Perl
Weather forecast: a brighter picture ahead.
This fall, Boston will weather rain and sleet, but the tropics will be warm and sunny. Lucky you.
Decorating dorm rooms at sea: how to do a lot with a little
This year college students afloat look to Amy for advice.
Going once, going twice ... Reserve Not Met!
Hard times ahead for eBay, as Amy's connection to the internet is throttled.
Spunky Kansan wins surfing championship in Maui
Andrews hangs ten and outpaces the competition, not to mention sharks.
Personal Floatation Devices have their advantages
A preview of Fall Fashion on the high seas. Comfy - and practical too!
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Protecting Food From Amy
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Getting the story straight on Perl and regexes
If you can't document code any longer, it's time for cake
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Empire builders: Neoconservatives and their blueprint for US power

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Getting the story straight on Perl and regexes
If you can't document code any longer, it's time for cake

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The truth about duty-free shops
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Computers on the high seas thrill students
Can SpongeBob teach programming algorithms from the ocean floor?
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Look who's handy now: floating sysadmins
Personal Floatation Devices have their advantages

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Kansan kicks surfer butt
'Gilmore Girls' in the stateroom?
Sync your iPod, early and often

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A sneak peek at student life - on a ship
The real stories behind the submarines

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Hurray for a programmer who never gives up
Amy, we love you - come back safely
And remember - there's no place like home... there's no place like home...
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